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New Blog Topic: The Next 25 Years
TI Senior Vice President Mike Hames reflects on the 25th anniversary of the first commercially successful digital signal processor, reminiscing about when a DSP was just a single processor with a simple multiplier. He envisions the next 25 years, imagining a future where processors have 3-D integration, artificial vision, and environmentally sensitive and responsive capabilities. Check it out. |
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HD Transcoding Connects Home Video Applications White Paper
For video system developers, transcoding compression formats is necessary for compatibility between the different devices that display and record HD video. TI’s TMS320DM644x processors and DaVinci technology offer multi-format support for simultaneous encoding and decoding. Read it now. |
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Audio Systems-on-a-Chip (SoC) Shrink Consumer Electronics Size and Cost
By putting a DSP, microcontroller and high-performance audio converters on a single chip, TI can help lower BOM costs for digital TV audio systems and iPod/MP3 docking stations. Audio SoCs allow manufacturers to bring high-performance consumer electronics to market faster with an efficient drag-and-drop graphical development environment. Order samples today.
New Code Composer Studio™ Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Raises Multiprocessor Support
Code Composer Studio software version 3.3 provides greater value for DaVinci SoC multiprocessing systems by combining all TI DSP platforms into one easy-to-use IDE. New and enhanced features include increased debugging visibility, simplified DSP platform migration and easy-to-use tool maintenance and updates. Learn all about it.
NEW! TMS320C642x™ DSPs
TI's TMS320C6424 and TMS320C6421 DSPs leverage an effective combination of integrated peripherals, on-chip memory and high performance to reduce overall system costs and improve performance (including peak processor performance of 4,800 MMACs at 600 MHz) in telecom and networked DSP applications. Learn about the powerful features of these DSPs today.
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Video/Imaging Design Resources |
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De-Interlacing and YUV 4:2:2 to 4:2:0 Conversion App Note
This application note describes implementation methods for a simple de-interlacer using the re-sizer hardware on DaVinci TMS320DM644x digital media processors. Because the resizer was not designed specifically for de-interlacing purposes, the de-interlacer uses a simple, non-ideal algorithm. Download this application note and project code today.
TI
Extends Codec Interoperability With the
xDM Standard
Designed for optimized efficiency, xDM supplies motion vectors for efficient transcoding between codecs. xDM also hooks into encoders to support video analytics. With xDM, compliant codecs are easily interchangeable, with few changes required at the application layer. Download the latest developer’s kit today! |
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Review the "Basic Building Blocks" of Digital TV
Leveraging high-performance audio/video codecs, graphics acceleration, communications and support are essential for convergent applications designed into and around the HDTV experience. Jonathan Bearfield, a TI end equipment marketing engineer, asserts that interoperability of every single block is key in his article, "The basics of HDTV: A behind the screen look at TV technology" (Digital TV DesignLine, 31 January 2007). Read the article now. |
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Free Audio Online Training
Access TI's free online audio training courses whenever it's convenient for you, whether you need an overview of digital audio systems or you want to delve into the trade-offs between various audio codec formats. Review the training archives to learn more.
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